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Frequently Asked Questions
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A typical paraffin hands add-on takes about twenty minutes total, including cleansing, multiple wax dips, a short warm soak, and removal. Treatments can be adjusted for timing if you prefer a shorter or extended experience.
Paraffin is generally gentle, but we recommend disclosing allergies and skin conditions beforehand. Our technicians perform a quick temperature check and can do a patch test. We avoid paraffin for open wounds, eczema flare-ups, or chemotherapy-related contraindications, so ask if unsure.
Yes, typically as an add-on during manicures; schedule it when booking. Paraffin enhances absorption of cuticle oils and softens skin for cleaner nail work. Technicians coordinate the dip to fit manicure steps; expect a slight extra time and fee.
Frequency depends on your needs: weekly if you have very dry or cracked skin, or every two to four weeks for routine maintenance. Regular treatments build lasting softness; your technician will recommend a schedule based on results.
Paraffin wax is unlikely to stain once cooled, and properly cured nail polish won't be affected. Technicians protect clothing with towels and plastic; avoid contact with fabrics while wax is warm. Any residue is removable with gentle soap and warm water.
Many clients experience temporary relief from stiffness and soreness because the heat boosts circulation and relaxes tissues. Paraffin is a helpful complementary therapy for mild arthritis symptoms, but it is not a medical treatment, so consult your doctor for persistent or severe issues.